Harbor Freight - Warrior Wire Wheel/Cup Brush Set Review
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Originally recorded January 31, 2015.
This is a review of the Harbor Freight Warrior Wire Wheel/Cup Brush Set, Item # 60475/01341.
Included are:
1 3" Wire Wheel
1 2½" Wire Wheel
1 2" Wire Wheel
2 1½" Wire Wheels
2" Cup Brush
You can use these wire brushes in any drill, provided the maximum rotation speed does not exceed 4500RPM.
This is a nice, cheap set of wire brushes for cleaning. They have all the qualifications of being quality, but should you work them too hard, they will wear down and require replacement. For the money these cost, you can buy several of these sets and still be money ahead from purchasing from another manufacturer.
Who would dislike this? Good video man.
Thank you.
I have an older set of those. They come in handy a lot.
Are these good for cleaning the cylinder heads on small engines?
I couldn't see why not.
Hello, kinda dumb question but how can this 1/4 chuck fit into my 3/8 drill? Thanks
Same way as any drill bit does. The drill chuck accepts a bit as large as 3/8 inch in diameter. If you use a smaller drill bit, you tighten the jaws until it holds the smaller diameter bit. It "chucks in" just like a drill bit does.
Thanks i just bought a drill for the first time, i thought it only accepted a 3/8 chuck since rotating the jaws didn't seem to work. But it does now, much appreciated!!
Sure, no problem! Spray the entire chuck with WD-40 and run the jaws in and out a few times, it'll work MUCH smoother!
This plus die grinder plus blow gun is good.
Awe yes, the ole eye ball collectors! Lol great video very informative, but I personally wouldn't recommend these. In my experience it's worth it to spend a couple extra dollars on better quality.... I know they hurt like heck pulling them out of my arm I couldn't imagine an eye.
Chances are, the better quality ones are made in the same factory out of the same materials and workmanship, only difference is they get paid 10 cents more for a nicer paint job and a different name haphazardly slapped on.